Ultraman: Bound to the Dark Ring

Wow, this is so good! The scheming and plotting are so skillful. I watched another one, the same one. The protagonist is on the dark side, but he keeps helping the light side, which is really awkward.

Personally, I thought it was quite exciting, especially the newer chapters which, combined with the Tiga ending theme, were really catchy. I just don't know how things will end there. He usually acts pretty bad, but he doesn't seem entirely evil. Unless you betray Tiga at the end of the Tiga arc, I don't believe you're a villain. 😏😏😏 It's already got the hang of it!

The author's writing is particularly interesting.

It's alright, though the beginning felt a bit abrupt. However, both the protagonist's power level and personality are well-developed. Although it's a bit dark, it's reasonable and not disgusting. The portrayal of Daigo is also quite good, avoiding any awkwardness or speechless moments.

It's pretty good. I wasn't too happy when I first clicked in and saw it was a girl's story, but now I think it's great. It's good. Keep up the good work, author!

It's so good! But Daigo's fate is a bit too tragic; he was my childhood idol! Maybe we should give Daigo some compensation by giving him his first kiss?

This book gave me... Well, how should I put it? I didn't really like the plot, but the writing style was better than other books I've read, so I really wanted to continue reading. I was in that state of wanting to keep reading but not really wanting to, which was... Well, never mind, I haven't finished the book yet, I'm going to go read another one. I've finished reading all the chapters, and somehow I've suddenly accepted this plot. I hope the author can write the later chapters just as well.

So good! A great dark fantasy story. 🍉💕

Interesting dark literature

It's good, is there a female lead?